[API] Ensure DLL can work with licensed code #1287
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When working to determine the issue with the licensed code, a couple of incompatibilities between choco.exe and chocolatey.dll were found that were preventing Chocolatey from allowing the licensed edition to work with the DLL. Specifically, `System.Reflection.TargetInvocationException System.MethodAccessException: Attempt by method to access method failed` as methods for checking some things were missing (internalized) in the DLL, where they were available in the EXE. Adjust to allow for those items to be loaded.
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SimpleInjector is no longer internalized, so that can cause an ambiguous conflict when adding the Chocolatey library to a codebase. Add XML comments in the API to note this for all methods that call into the container.
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* stable: Remove duplicate word (chocolateyGH-1285) Default push to new or old w/warning (chocolateyGH-1285) Add old/new default push source (chocolateyGH-1298) GenericRunner.count() sets security protocol (chocolateyGH-1298) GenericRunner.list() should match run() (maint) API - Warn on extraction errors (chocolateyGH-389) API - Ensure ChocolateyInstall env var (maint) Do not load config back into global (chocolateyGH-1296) API - Reuse existing base configuration (maint) API - Note methods that won't allow changes (chocolateyGH-1294) API - Expose container directly (build) option to build debug version (doc) Source/Key notes surrounding source/apikey (maint) log that license file has been found (chocolateyGH-1287) Non-internal SimpleInjector XML Comments (maint) formatting (chocolateyGH-1287) API - Ensure dll can work w/licensed code (chocolateyGH-1284) Install-ChocolateyPackage aliases File/File64
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When working to determine the issue with the licensed code, a couple of incompatibilities between
choco.exeandchocolatey.dllwere found that were preventing Chocolatey from allowing the licensed edition to work with the DLL.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: